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John Quincy Case

Birth08 Nov 1821 - New Jersey
Death12 Oct 1898 - Cherryville, Hunterdon, New Jersey, United States
MotherSarah "Sallie" McPherson
FatherGeorge Case

Born in New Jersey on 08 Nov 1821 to George Case and Sarah "Sallie" McPherson. John Quincy Case married Sarah Elizabeth Johnson and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 Oct 1898 in Cherryville, Hunterdon, New Jersey, United States.

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George Case
1774 - 1840
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Sarah "Sallie" Mcpherson
1781 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Elizabeth Johnson
1818 - 1906
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Albert Clark Case
1849 - 1913
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Elizabeth J "Lizzie" Case
1861 - 1895
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Anna J Case
1852 - 1922
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James R Case
1850 - 1897
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Theodore H. Case
1854 - 1938
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Rebecca S Case
1846 - Unknown
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Francis C. Case
1848 - 1913
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George W Case
1844 - 1907
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Joseph G Case
1856 - 1883
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Levi Welts Case
1850 - 1923

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